Failing that, buy an old Fender (or even Squier) neck of t'Bay and scallop it yourself. I know a few people who have done this. It's not the best option but it's probably the cheapest.
Speaking of scalloped boards, they are REALLY weird to play. A friend of mine had a Malmsteen Strat and you do get what feels like more control of the string (for bending and vibrato) on the dusty end of the fret board but chords etc just feel really weird to play. Not to mention that it feels harder to fret the chord (which makes almost no sense).
Not all scallops are the same however. AFAIK The Fender Japan Ritchie Blackmore Strat has scallops which gradually get deeper further down the neck.
Paddy